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Stains

Stains should be treated with a proprietary stain block. These can be water-based (ok for light stains), aerosol-based (easy to apply, fairly fast-drying and ok for heavier stains although several coats may be required) or oil-based (for heavy stains).

 

Stains on wall and ceiling surfaces especially can spoil the entire finished product if not treated properly before emulsion is applied. As part of your pre-work checklist look for stains since they will need to be treated and allowed to dry thoroughly before emulsion can be applied.

 

Light stains may be satisfactorily treated with either a water-based primer such as Zinsser Bullseye 1-2-3™ or a spray-on one such as Zinsser B-i-n Primer Sealer™.

 

 

 

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For heavier and more obstinate stains you may need to use an oil-based product.  These are painted on and left to dry thoroughly. You can then apply emulsion without fear of the stain bleeding through.

 

 

 

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Adhesive Damage Badly Chipped Paintwork Cracks Damaged Corner Edges Damaged Laminate Edging Damaged Windows Gaps Holes Loose Panels Loose or Torn Wallpaper Mould Peeling, Cracked or Blistered Paint Rust Stains

 

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